shane: no. the difference -- there is nothing they are adding. .ther than cost savings behind this question is the eyes of ourhe present postulation. it is so big. our prison population is the largest in the world by far. as long as this is inflated, there will be ways to try and save money. it is just so expensive. it will really be that. mina: i want to remind the audience that we will be taking questions from you. there is a microphone in the back corner of the room. please feel free to line up if you have questions. >> recidivism is somewhat more complicated than that. you have to look at the whole system to address recidivism. it starts with what happens when they are on probation. it is every aspects, who gets out on bail, who does not. who are you arresting and who are you not arresting? it is part of a whole. you can't take one piece of it and say let's contract you to bring down recidivism. jeanne: you have to bring down the whole system. everybody's goal has to be public safety. you ha

what kind of penalties are their shane bauer? >> generally the contractor person -- prison i worked at there's a guaranteed occupancy rate. the government will pay the rate of 95% of the prisoners were their. >> so essentially taxpayers. >> right. >> basically what you are describing alysia santo is an industry that is incentivized to have as many people or the demand for inmates to keep the demand for inmates high and it sounds like you are saying fight against laws that would reduce that prison population fighting against reducing mandatory minimums or reformer leniency and things like that. jeanne you are nodding. >> included in the annual. reporter: the record those statements. changes in drug enforcement laws, changes in immigration status would in the same types of horrific conditions. >> which then raises the question jeanne what are state run institutions better than private prisons? >> absolutely depends on the state as to how much you put into the prisons that make a person good or bad silly think we are fortunate in ca

shane bauer, to my right, is a senior reporter for mother jones. he spent four months as a private prison guard and brought us a first-hand account of what happens in these prisons. he is also the author of "sliver of light," about his imprisonment in iran.welcome , shane bauer. [applause] >> and next to shane is jeannie a former undersecretary of california department of corrections and rehabilitation, and a strong opponent of the death penalty. jeannie woodford, thanks for coming. [applause] and lec santos flew in -- alicia santos flew in. she works with the u.s. criminal justice system. she recently wrote an extensive piece on the business of private prison transport and some of the horrific, literally horrific, conditions people face, being driven thousands of miles on private vans or buses. thanks for joining us all the way from new york. [applause] i want to start by giving the audience some context alicia,, of the u.s. private prison population. the total prison population is about 2 million, is that right? what proportion of that is private

shane and shelby, i want to start with you. i want to play off what we're talking about when we talk about the president's frustrations, his tweets. lindsey graham is out with this ferocious new statement saying mr. president, like most i seek to move our nation, my state and our party forward, toward the late, not back to the darkness. he continues, because of the manner, however, in which you handled the charlotte theville tragedy you are now receiving praise from some of the most racist and hate-filled individuals and groups in our country. for the sake of our nation, as our president, please fix this. here is the question, though, guys. you have lindsey graham coming out, talking about this. you have other republicans who, as the usa today has reported, mitch mcconnell, for example, in a silent fury. it's silent. for many, it's silent. obviously for lindsey graham it's not. the praise from white supremacists is what's so alarming from these republicans. some of my colleagues at wall street journal wrote a piece about right-

shane, first ball, a duck. moeen ali putdown jermaine shane, first ball, a duck.od. it could have been better for putdownjermaine blackwood. it could have been betterfor england. 169. a healthy lead into the lunch interval. england were under some pressure given they were so far behind in the test. they lost alastair cook. they also lost tom, a play attracted secure his —— player trying to secure his place. and then this happened with shannon gabriel. joe root has been dropped, even out lbw, but overturned it. england want a decent total on the board. they have a long batting lineup, but they will need every wicket given how this test match has gone so far for them. if they can ball in a decent partnership, it is a high scoring ground. —— goo. it is whether we have good spells with enough wickets in hand. lam happy i am happy so far with how things have gone. there is a long way to go. we just have to make sure tomorrow morning is as hard as we can do. any figures in your mind you wa nt to can do. any figures in your mind you want to keep? anything under150 should

because shane had gotten some friends in kindergarten, and i thought it would be fun for tavi. and that was it. it was enough. shane actually didn't really respond well to -- i mean, he was okay, but he's not the social kid s so he really didn't want to be around a bunch of kids. and, in fact, on several occasions he just didn't want to go to school. and i did all the research, i was concerned that maybe he was being bullied or something. he just, that's not his bag. i can't imagine how many kids are, like, pushed into going into a 25-child classroom, and they're not the social person, they're not the, you know, they don't thrive in that environment. it's too chaotic for them or whatever. >> now, sam sorbo, in your book you write that school bureaucrats view hoe yes nayty as -- homogeneity as a desirable outcome as if education could mimic a fast food franchise. >> yeah. have you read, have you read the mission statement of the department of education? anyway, yes. >> what does it say? >> well, school -- i'd have to look it up, but they've got good alliteration, but that's abil

ben shane dowrich. jimmy andersonjust hope for 147. ben shane dowrich. nearly threw himself in with the deal, straight to moeen ali, but england could not afford mistakes not with the west indies gliding away. jason holder help the pose and by the time they were bowled out, his team held a big lead. sunday lunchtime, west indies in front, more focus on the under pressure batting line—up for england, a big afternoon ahead. scrutiny followed mark stoneman to the crease, still feeling his way in test cricket. that requires the sort of concentration that offers little stimulation but rather that than the alarm call but jilted stimulation but rather that than the alarm call butjilted alastair cook from the crease. tom westley came m, from the crease. tom westley came in, he hit the snooze button. mark stoneman made a careful 50, little he could do about this from shannon gabriel. england were in big trouble, it would have been worse had joe root been caught. we knew with three seamers in the line—up, we had to ask them to come back for more spells and if they

reporter: that video from twitter user shane shows the upper deck altercation. a female security guard punching a fan and pulling her hair. other guards jumped in to hold the security guard and fan back. a follow up to that tweet, shane tweets he was sitting in the section when a security guard quote, assaulted an innocent woman. another witness tweeted i saw the fight, she was wanting to fight the fan. people were having to hold her back. still, it's unclear what triggered the fight. the team posted a statement, during tonight's game, there was an incident involving a security guard. we contact with a third party security company and are currently investigating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable. we take this incident seriously. now, it's unclear what will happen to that third party security guard or the other guards seen in that video. there is another game tonight here at the coliseum. >>>now to capitol hill where today marks the first full day for a new west wing. the new chief of staff, john kelly is in, reince priebus is out and one of k

. >> that's the video from twitter user shane. he shows the third deck altercation. at least one guard hitting a fan and a follow up to that tweet, shane tweets he was sitting in the section when a security guard quote, assaulted an innocent woman. he claims she came back, got food and flipped everyone off. another witness tweeted i saw the fight, she was wanting to fight if fans, people were having to hold her back. on twitter, the team posted this statement, during tonight's game, there was an incident involving a security guard. we contract with a third party security company and are investigating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable. now, right now, its unclear can what will happen to that third party -- unclear what will happen to that third party security guard or the other security guards seen in the video. tonight, there's another game at 7:05. >>>last year, more than 50,000 americans died of drug overdoses. now, supervised injection sites are one push to combat the problem. we have more on what's being done to stop this national crisis. repo

shane and casey pruitt of north texas had just brought home their newly adopted baby.r young daughters who did not know this day had arrived. >> our kids have no clue. and so we're going to introduce her to her sisters. >> reporter: the baby, about to meet her sisters. and those girls inside, about to get the surprise of their lives. >> reagan, harper. >> what are y'all doing? >> reporter: are you kidding me, she asks. >> meet your new baby sister. >> you're going to make me cry. >> are you excited? >> you're going to make me cry. >> reporter: they were totally shocked. you could tell by the reaction of the youngest one, saying are you kidding me, and the older one crying. it's a total perfect picture of their personalities. the younger one is feisty and saying, are you kidding me? so, her, our oldest daughter just has such a sweet and compassionate heart that i knew that's how she would react. >> reporter: now a family of seven, sharing their story with our dallas station wfaa. the new baby now joining reagan, harper and two other children who they have adopted. titus

shane also says another security guard grabbed the fan's friends hair as well. eventually the crowd started booing the female security guard pwho gave everyone the finger ad threw some type of liquid into the crowd. oakland police arrived on the scene to clear things out and restore order. both witnesses say it appears the security guards were the aggressors in this situation. and we just heard back from a spokesperson with the a's. she tells us they use a third-party security company called staff pro. staff pro used a subcontractor for last night's game called u.s. security associates, and that's who hired this security guard. oakland a's spokesperson says this individual will not return to work the a's game. fan safety is our utmost concern. as we stated last night, we do not tolerate violence, and we've referred to matter to the oakland police department. the a's and giants play tonight here at the oakland coliseum. the first pitch is at 7:05. reporting live in oakland, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> if you're looking for a place to escape the intensifying sout

this video was shot by shane. he says he saw a female security grard and a woman in the crowd argue. another security guard stepped in between the two but the female security guard went in the row behind the fan and started pulling her hair and punching her had the shane also says another security guard grab the friend's fan's hair. eventually they started booing the security guard who gave everyone the finger and threw some kind of liquid into the crowd. another one says the police arrived on the scene to restore order. they both say the security guards were the agressers in this situation. the oakland a's say we contract with a third-party security company and are currently investigating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable. we take this incident seriously. no word from oakland police on if there were any arifrests night. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> here's a look at what's going on down at san hoe a and 101 and 880 you see traffic getting an early start there. let me fo

. >> my college shane harris has been out on this story.e talked to this republican operative pet ter smith. >> he is 81-years-old and committed suicide. >> days after talking to shane and told him and acknowledged he was out there soliciting from hackers these 33,000 e-mails they thought were out there that assumed were in russian hands. that's unclear, he would tell people i'm working with mike flynn. i can get these to the trump campaign. that's what happened. he committed suicide after confirming that story and now there is obvious questions, you can understand the attention being paid to flynn, because mueller wants to know if flynn was working with him. >> condition you first, then malcolm. what do we know about that, about flynn, this guy smith, who committed suicide, who may have been able to get something from the russians, certainly went looking to the russians, as to the candidate, he wanted somebody to do it. get me what they got on hillary. >> there is one of the most incredible and bizarre stories in this whole russia saga, ri

shane ran this cognitive reports. mit and harvard students mit was the best but is still the case well over half turned out not to be reflected. >> that's the best i can do as they were in the saint experts, at some level there is nobody only people like in the bigshot movie were five guys are ten guys. [inaudible] they did not listen should shouldn't that nationality. [inaudible] >> absolutely, that should be part of it. [inaudible] people commended so what more is following her. and you shouldn't necessarily do it. so it would be a great advantage to not to it. there is an example to demonstrate. but don't mistake not following the herd with always been right. . . if speak to this but clearly following the herd at least for a while. >> we have run out of time but i want to thank the speaker. [applause] we have a short book signing. some people have reserved books ahead of time and you are welcome to guide them there. thanks again. >> thanks to all of you for coming.

and remember, many pacquiao got bombs, shane mosley got bombs and all of those guys are going into thef fame. one thing about me, remember this, the same way you give it, you have to be able to take it. remember this. i have ta ken i have taken the markers of queensbury rules very seriously and lam going queensbury rules very seriously and i am going to go out and perform. i am not going to implement anything. lam going am not going to implement anything. i am going to out—box this man at his own game. that is how much of a different level i am to him. and when it is all said and done, you know what, i am gonna feel a little bit sad, because you should have ke pt bit sad, because you should have kept your mouth shut, you should have left me in the other game, the ruthless game where we bounce heads into the floor, you should have left me where i was because it is meant is not on my level. he is not even a quarter of the man i am, so we are gonna c and youse are all going to eat your words. thank you all. i look forward to saturday night. there has been another shock at the badminton wo

shai hope on the first ball and then shane dowrich. jimmy anderson just three from 500 in tears. himself in with the england deal, straight to moeen ali, oh no. england could not afford mistakes not with the west indies gliding away. jason holder held the post and by the time they we re held the post and by the time they were pulled out, his team had a big lead. sunday lunchtime, west indies 160 macro runs in front. more pressure on england batting line—up. scrutiny followed mark stoneman to the crease, still feeling his way in test cricket. that requires the sort of concentration which offers little stimulation, but rather that than the alarm call butjilted alastair cook from the crease. in came tom westley, but inadvertently hit the snooze button. mark stoneman made a careful 50, little he could do about this from shannon gabriel, though. england now in big trouble, it would have been worse had dual route had been caught. however you try to build, can fall apart at headingley. england 171—3 at the close. joel root was given out lbw after that and he reviewed it and it was overt

so shane ran this cognitive reflection test on -- i hate to a say it -- m.i.t. students and harvard students and others. m.i.t. were the best, but it's still the case that well over half turned out not be reflective. >> do it on some in this room. >> we -- >> that's the best i can do. >> all right. >> in the financial market, as we keep listening to the experts, at some level all of them are -- there's nobody standing on the side and -- [inaudible] -- only people like the big shark movie and people, the only people who stood out and saved capital were five guys but they were their irrational thinkers. could the irrational thinking -- so for scientists or mathematical or food people -- they did not listen in their entire life. so, rationality are being skeptical, be a part of learning? >> absolutely. it should be part of it. i'd never argue that we shouldn't develop critical reasoning skills. i bought into that part of the judgment and decisionmaking program a long time ago, and i've tried to learn statistics and i try not to commit various cognitive fallacies th

a big thank you to shane malcom for sending in this stunning time lapse of the river. how cool and beautiful is this? if you see a good shot take it and end it to us on twitter. we is shared this picture on our 6abc twitter feed. >>> reese hopkins continuesed the throttling of the cubs. in the first inning, hoskins does it again. he crushes his 9th homer in 16 games. the phillies power on to run and win it 7-1. the series is continuing later today. >>> cheerleaders surrounding the coveted prize the game is tonight you can see it on 6abc tonight at 7:00 p.m. >> welcome back 5:30 a.m. hurrican harvey is leaving its mark on texas. hundreds of thousand thousands lost power from the storm. the storm will leave someplaces under water. >> good morning 5:30 a.m. the time, christie ileto joins us. chris sowers tracking harvey and our forecast. hurrican harvey is the first major hurricane to hit this part of texas in 47 years. you have to go back to 1970, hurricane cecila i can't -- keel i keel -- which battered the coast. as we've mentioned all morning long the problem with the

you may be familiar with this cognitive reflection test, this simple three-item test developed by shane fred ricks at yale, and essentially it asks whether people tell you what's on their minds immediately or whether they verify before telling you what's on their mind. so this is not from the test, but it's a nice example that gives you the flavor of it, you know? again, many of you may have heard of this. if i ask you how many animals of even kind did moses put on the ark, some people say two and other people say moses didn't put any animals on the ark, it was noah that did. and the difference is that generating the response is non-reflective. you just -- two came to mind and two comes to of course's mind, right? and other people verify it before uttering it. no, that's not right because it wasn't moses at all. so people who suffer from the knowledge illusion tend to be the nonreflective type, right in and, in fact, if you test people who are reflect i, you don't see any evidence for it. presumably, that's because they explain before they respond. how well do you understand how well ba

casey and shane have been waiting since last november to ray adopt their third child. last week they surprised their two biologic daughters with the arrival of the baby sister and the new bundle of joy means their families and hearts are that much bigger. >> that fight over who gets to hold her and feed her, they don't go away fight her over who gets to change her diaper. >> reporter: they are thankful to the baby's biologic mother and consider her part of the family, as well. >> still to come, time is running out for drivers to pay off any outstanding toll violations they have on the pennsylvania turnpike. >>> evacuations are in place after a fiery strain derailment in western pennsylvania, we'll be right back. good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, august 3. matt is off, alicia vitarelli is here. >> we have new information in the on going murder investigation in haverford township. this as investigators are raising the stakes to find a killer. >>> a home invasion in new jersey,

this one in the same way, he doesn't really know how congress works and to shane's point and i guesss learning now that he's not -- i guess he thought the presidency had more power than it did. >> yes. the presidency has -- the president is the most powerful person on the planet, but that doesn't mean you have a lot of control. >> that's great. you are powerful without control. >> and i think you can easily con nature the true. it's very hard for the president of the united states. it's a lot of con joelg and leading and it takes a lot of patience. and i think he doesn't have a lot of those qualities. i think that litany that michael lesson had is alarming to your point, mr. steele, that trump seize a headline like that and it makes him uncomfortable that he's not in control. and that usually prompts bad behavior. there's a couple other warning sieps. you saw with those trump voters, people started to get more weary of him and what will that mean for republicans in congress. and one thing that wasn't noted in that story that i think is going to be another fight with republicans in co

guest: if we do not address the --ua host: shane has been waiting in florida. go ahead. grew up in a reagan household. i have seen a lot of things happen in my life. mansions in the trailer parks have grown. growing up in a reagan household, everything i was is notin finding out true at all. the rich people getting everything and the rest of us are getting squat. host: bring that into the tax reform debate. guest: this comes down to political corruption. there are lots of people who want to -- disadvantage other parties, companies, industries, individuals. them -- of ataxes tax system is transparency. when you think about tax -- fairness,a rich is a rich guy pay more than a poor guy? people with the same amounts of income plate roughly the same amount of tax? you cannot get it perfect. you have to adjust for business models granted. it is an issue of tax fairness. that is where the complicity comes from. guest: >> hold on. the caller said rightly you just country howin the the rich have gotten richer and the poor have gotten poorer. his conversation is about that aspect

this video was shot by a fan named shane.e saw a female security guard and a woman in the crowd arguing. another secured r security guard stepped in between the two but the female security guard went into the row behind the fan and started pulling her hair and punching her. shane also says another security guard grabbed the fan's friend's hair as well. eventually the crowd started booing the female security guard who gave everyone the finger and threw some type of liquid into the crowd. they say oakland police arrived on the scene to restore order. both witnesses say the security guards were the agressers in this station. the oakland a's released a statement saying we crack with a third-party security company and are investigating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable. we take this incident seeshlts. no word on oakland police on whether anyone was arrested in last night's game. >>> thank you. developing news out of san rafael now, fire investigators trying to find the cause of this fire at dixie elementary sch

looking at the scene, the chef has been identified as anthony shane wooden. police shot and wounded the suspect. the hostage was not harmed. >>> we are learning more about those disturbing cheerleading videos out of denr media. we're about to show it to you again. it is a critical part of the story. we want to warn you they are difficult to watch. the video shows teen girls being forced into splits. according to the nbc station in denver, the coach was dismissed from a similar position just last year for doing the same thing. the coach has been placed on leave and police are now investigating. >>> the time is now 4:20. let's get a check of your forecast with sheena. the weather department is all eyes on hurricane harvey, which has continued to intensify overnight. sheena? >> that's true. it's now a category 2 hurricane. could become a category 3 before it makes landfall in texas. the problem with this storm, aside from it being a major hurricane potentially, it's expected to drop a lot of rainfall for texas. up to 25 inches in som southern t expect locally fr

. >> rise and shane alleghany student are you headed back to school today. >> all righty in the meantimeo is watching roads and gary mcgrady talking about weather. good morning. >> it's

. >> reporter: former army infrant raman shane flodeen said it makes sense. >> a lot of people here love this country. >> reporter: but the agency is also having a hard time finding applicants who can pass a polygraph test. by its own admission, 75% of them failed. the agency now offers a shorter polygraph test, and allows waivers from the test for law enforcement and the military. >> we've looked at all the steps in the hiring process. >> reporter: acting deputy c.b.p. commissioner ronald vitiello. >> we're looking for people to make it through the hiring steps, which if we find the right kind of people, it will be fares them. >> reporter: but the last time the border patrol aggressively increased recruiting after 9/11, the c.b.p. didn't have polygraph tests. it was plagued by corrupt and violent agents. vitiello says that's why finding right recruits is crucial. >> we have to make sure we're attracting the right kind of people who can make it through the vetting process so when they're out there doing their work on behalf of america, we can trust them. >> mason: navy divers today found

shane dowrich was out next, and england after the start. should have been better after that, stewart brought tempted jermaine blackwood into a shot, it went straight to moeen ali, you would put your house on moeen ali catchiness. he dropped it. —— stuart broad. after that, the west indies piled environs, they scored quickly, number in the advantage, by determining when had bowled them out, there were 160 runs ahead. a significant advantage, and pressure on this england batting line—up. they have not been firing over this summer, and this isjudgments time with the ashes coming up, an important afternoon i head for england. white may could see the disappointment on stuart broad's face. ben stokes on his best behaviour. he will have to be. when he swore yesterday, it was picked up bya he swore yesterday, it was picked up by a microphone and he was given a new reprimand and a demerit point. some debate about whether you should be punished for swearing in frustration in sport, but if he picks up one more of these demerit points, he will miss a t

shane actually didn't really respond well. he was okay, but he's not the social kid, so he didn't really want to be around a bunch of kids in on several occasions he just didn't want to go to school and i did all the research and as concerned maybe he was being bullied or something. that's not his bag. i can imagine how many kid are pushed into going into a 25 child classroom and they are not a social person. they don't thrive in that environment. it's too chaotic for them or whatever. >> host: train to come in your book you say school bureaucrats view a margin 80 is a desirable outcome as if education could mimic a fast food franchise. >> guest: yeah, have you read the mission statement of the department of education? anyway yes -- >> host: what is it safe? >> guest: i would have to look it up. they've got the duration. that's all about the positive. it says something about equality. they're looking for equal outcomes in school bureaucrats are also looking for basically equal outcomes. and that is cultural. that's where socie

getting the grades you needed have affected you in the world of work, do qualification still matter, shaneow i get a comfortable wage. jason says, they matter to a point but they are not the be all or end all, keep your comments coming in. chinese tech firm tencent saw shares rise as much as 5.5% after posting record profits for the second quarter. the news comes ahead of results from another chinese giant alibaba later today. christine hah is in singapore. tell us what are these companies going to do. look into your crystal ball. it has been a really exciting week for chinese tech companies, as you say, a record estimate leading result, for tencent and it is expected that alibaba will beat estimates. revenues are $7.1 billion. a lot of that is because of the core business of chinese online sales, retail sales grew a0%, just came from china, that is a big chunk of where ali baba makes its money. purchases growing even faster, and as was said, they are going into other areas, cloud computing is another big growth area, digital media, entertainment division, and the only great spot in this r

without two sets of certified protective glasses or filters as you see used by my photojournalist shane mc akron and big deal any way. all our phone cameras shots look like this. all day. lots of beach goers just didn't care what it looked like. >> you don't sound that excited. >> why don't you care? >> um, more worried about the climate change. >> i'm tempted to look but i'm not going to look because i don't want to lose my eyesight. >> i got to see it. >> reporter: you have to give those glasses back right. >> i know. >> these kids used the old pinhole method from science glass. the shadow was faint but it was there. and then there was jean elway. he absolutely refused to pay ten bucks for the real thing. >> so i made my own out of welding lense. from a welding shield. >> is that certified? >> same thing you see they're telling iso these are all iso code you can look through this with no trouble at all. >> reporter: so guess what else, we saw another contraption that had welding glasses on top of two of those very dark glasses you get when you go to the eye dr. that come all wait arou

with me are shane and ginny simmons. they have travelled all the way from texas.s to get here so we are really excited. it was so interesting what you talked about, how mind—boggling it is to imagine everything to work out. the fact we are in the perfect spot in the universe for the eclipse and that the moon is one aooth the size of the moon is one aooth the size of the sun, which is also 400 miles. nasa calls it a cosmic coincidence. what have you been doing? driving up, trying to stay cool and making sure i have my glasses on to watch the eclipse and having fun. and getting to know different people around here. that is a lot of fun. have you ever experienced an event like this before? i have been to two super bowls and this is a lot better. i can always go to another one and this is once—in—a—lifetime. iron experience you guys have never experienced a solar eclipse before? never. what are you anticipating? i think everyone has seen a partial eclipse but it is nothing compared toa eclipse but it is nothing compared to a total eclipse. i have read everything in th

remember, pacquiao got bombs, shane mosley got bombs, and all those guys are going in the hall of fame take it. new evidence from public health england suggests thatjust ten minutes of walking at a brisk intensity each day could help prevent cancer, heart disease and poor mental health. there are also concerns that inactivity is growing amongst the middle—aged. our correspondent dominic hughes took a stroll to find out more. in denton, in manchester, the first steps towards a healthier lifestyle. this walking group is starting slowly, but already some members are feeling the benefits of a regular stroll. i have lost about four stone. have you? four stone? wow. gone from 25 to 21. that is impressive. getting some exercise, and it is company as well, because i live my own, so that helps a lot. and it is company as well, because i live my own, so that helps a lotm weak two for me, i am a newbie. and i decided when i retired that i wanted to do lots of different things, andl wanted to do lots of different things, and i have done lots of things, and i have done lots of things to keep the mi

. >> devastating storm forcing -- shane was talking about this -- about 15% of whole country's refining, exxon's major refinery bay down shut down gasoline prices spiking phil flynn of price futures at cme in chicago what we could be bracing for could go higher than 15% phil. >> it really can, and one of my concerns dagen if this storm is not going away. if this storm continues to regenerator as soon as they try to bring refiennes back on may have o to shut them down i am very concerned about this, i am afraid the market may even be underestimating the impact from this storm, on the long term outh we heard from your other guest down in corpus christi. that a lot of these refineers are ready to go they want to come back online, but doesn't do any good the bring refineries back online if you can't move the product through the can haveels if you can't move through the pipelines, it doesn't do you any good so that is going to take to some time. and then you have to look at the other refineries in the coast, today houston, tomorrow it might be louisiana, because the storm is going to continu

. >> noernlg nature dealing a bad hand to the las vegas strip tore own will shane turning roadways intonleading on to this casino parking lot. >> six people rescued this taxi driver waiting for hem on the roof of his car. >> it's fast. >> the water rises, he pulls his passenger up through a window. cars are also drowned in new orleans. rain in pennsylvania and wreaking havoc near salt lake city. >> two teenagers struck by lie ning. >> three sisters struck during a family camping trip. >> the father told the three young girls to go over into some trees and try to avoid the lightning. >> something you should not do in a thunderstorm. tonight two of the girls in critical condition after being airlifted to the hospital. their faench revive will them with cpr. the northeast drying out after flooding there. plaps rebounding. >> abc news, new york. >> a california town with a population of o 20 has been sold to an arizona marijuana company to create a pot friendly tourist destination. the town acalled niptin, it's an hour across from vegas. it is three hours from l.a. american green bought the

heather: shane pruitt and his wife casey showing off the baby girl that they named kelsey marie.by birth and two by adoption. todd: this is not the bad. the tom brady wax figure at new museum in boston. the figure just unveiled getting panned online. one thing both can agree on not as infamous as this courtroom sketch. heather: riot over chick-fil-a over cold nuggets. todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. heather: bye. >> the trump administration took a big step today toward fulfilling a central campaign promise by endorsing immigration reform bill. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who will speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. >> we bring over a million immigrants into this country a year. that's like adding the population of montana every single year. >> the bill would sharply he

that behemoth next to it was from the same time period, 1450 was the flagship of the chinese admiral shane fee. it was 420 feet long. six decks. 500 mariners on it. it worked the ship christopher columbus sailed. these are contemporaneous vessels. we need to understand how china views the pacific. as an ancient sea, an enormous c and 1a sailed for centuries. in the american mind, when we think about the pacific what do we think about typically? world war ii. we think aboutthe attack on pearl harbor . campaign to retake the pacific. this is a period of time, the early 1940s when the united states navy as not hundreds of ships as we do today. we had hundreds of aircraft carriers. today we have 12 aircraft carriers. hundreds of aircraft carriers. we dominated the city. american self view of the pacific tends to inculcate that dna into how we think about it. another nation is rising at sea and it is an ancient nation, and ancient civilization, it is china. these are chinese ballistic missile nuclear powered submarines. highly capable, i put them here as examples of the rise of the chinese flee

meet stephanie shane with the humane rescue alliance. you have a program here and you want t and the hands of people now, because you got a make room >> we do we have dogs and cats coming from area. we need to empty our shelter so we can make space for those animals. we know they're coming. >> reporter: do you know how many >> the number keeps growing, we have about 20 coming now, but we have been told we should expect for number to increase. especially catsly we expect a lot more admits. we're reminding people, thinking about adopting come on down and we have a wonderful donation offer. and we have a donation offer from mark scherzer. they have offered to cover the adoption fees for all adoptions starting tomorrow, thursday, through sunday. because they know how critical it is that we make space in our shelter to bring in animals rescue. >> that's a good point. how long does the process take? and how much would that cost, of course now it would be free if you get in in that win of time >> you can bring an animal home the same day. we en

i almost called you shane. that's my producer, okay? here's a light at the end of the tunnel.s not a train. the american people are not stupid. they are waking up to the deception and the lies that the liberal media is trying to convince them of, relative to this president. the american people are waking up and they realize that the liberal media has a severe case of trump derangement syndrome. >> sean: you know, herman, if i were called a racist -- you lived through this and i remember you living through this as if it was yesterday. i remember talking to you during all of that at the time. i'm going to tell you something -- i don't think there's anything worse you can say. a murderer or racist. no one wants to be a racist because it's so repugnant. if i was attacked in that was going on hour after hour and every news outlet -- i would be pretty pest and i would fight back for my name and my character and my family. i know you would too. >> at absolutely and i did that up until point. when he got to the point that the liberal media started to say things on all outlets, no matt

the chef has been identified as anthony shane widen. police shot and wuounded the suspect. the hostage was not harmed. >>> we may never know all the facts after a woman was buried alive at the beach in ocean city. the medical examiner says that ashley o'connor suffocated in a three-foot hole. they say she had been drinking while she climbed into the hole, what caused the collapse is still a mystery. o'connor is from texas and was in ocean city on vacation with her parents back in july. >>> this next story is tough. we're learning more about the disturbing cheerleading videos out of denver. you've probably seen one of them. we're about to show you it again because it's a crucial part of story, but we want to warn you, it is tough to watch. >> the videos here show teen girms bei girls being forced into the splits. the coach was dismissed from a similar position last year for doing the exact same thing. the coach has been placed on leave. police are investigating. >>> you saw the big baseball fight on tv. a player struck on the elbow and that made him pretty mad. >> why would

. >> rise and shane alleghany student are you headed back to school today. >> all righty in the meantime erin como is watching roads and gary mcgrady talking about weather. good morning. >> it's will be rainy today and it will be wet today and looks like both sides of commute morning and evening will be wet. you know what that means, e erin. >> i know what that means and we're already dealing with upper loop crash little river turnpike and all breaking news otts of elkridge maryland, lots to get to with traffic. >> if you're just getting up at 5 a.m. let's talk about top story, president trump travels to texas to get a first happened look at the catastrophic flooding. and it's rising as the houston area gets more rain. between coastguard and houston fire and good samaritans upwards of 10,000 have within rescued and continuing through the night. fema has began the. >> just beginning the process of responding to the storm. search and rescue process. >> we're already crowded. all they said we're getting 00 more people it's like what where will they put us all. >> mandatory evacuations force

i saw sugar shane mosley, when he had one of the most lethal punches in boxing history hit floyd mayweather flush and knocked him out across the face and he staggered but he regained his composure and came out and won the fight. it's like a punch from mosley, he can take a punch from mcgregor so he's too young and too strong comes from people who don't watch boxing. if he can win the fight he can beat mcgregor. >> connell: i think the important thing to know why we're watching the weigh in is should conor put on 20 pounds can he last 12 rounds some should mayweather dance for the first six rounds, wear conor out and then knock him out in the seventh? because of the weight fluctuation? >> mayweather or mcgregor wants to win this fight by knockout and his idea is if he can touch him he can beat him. >> well the guarantee knockout today 100% it will knock him out in the first couple rounds so remember he's not knocked out many fighters got to go back to 2011 with ortiz and 2007 with ricky h atton, but he's said to be 100% i'm going to knock this guy out. >> connell: it's a 40 year old versus a